Is there any difference between the "Advanced Battery Charger" &amp; the "Advanced Individual Battery Charger Pro" other than being white vs. black in color?? They are both imprinted "BQ-CC17" (Model #), but, they are listed as separate products, &amp;, have...
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The same BQ-CC17 charger is bundled with both the 4th-gen eneloop (white) cells, and the 'eneloop Pro' (black) cells. The only difference is in the color: white charger goes with white cells, black charger goes with black cells.
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The only thing I can say about the difference would be the manufacturer. Both the original battery and this Wasabi battery seem to preform about the same as far as my experience goes.The included charger works in the car or in a household outlet with either the with my original GoPro battery or Wasabi batteries.I have been using these batteries for the last 5 months in my Hero 3 Black Edition and have not had a problem.I hope this helps!
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Yes, the battery and charger are separate units. The charger I received was smaller than the charger that came with my other Black & Decker tools, this unit slides over the post on the battery. The charger is very small but convenient if you are limited on counter space. The vacuum has much more suction than I imagined - it is a nice thing to have! Hope this helps.
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Yeah, it's the correct one. Sorry I answered a bit late, I don't check email until the weekends. Anyway, here's what the label on the charger says EXACTLY: BATTERY CHARGER Part No: 428626 Input: 120VAC - 60Hz 60mA Output: 15VDC - 100mA ~ Hope you enjoy your purchase and that I was of help.
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I can give you my limited experience with chargers. My previous charger destroyed my batteries because I didn't take them out when they were through charging. Maybe my mistake, but who wants to be stuck waiting for the charger to finish? I have used this charger quite a bit lately and love it!! I have AA and AAA batteries in many many devices around the house. I charge Eneloop batteries in this La Crosse and it has functioned perfectly. Yes, I spent a lot of money on batteries and this charger. Has it been worth it to me? YES.
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The charger in the package you mentioned has the same model number (BCG-34HLD) as the one in this product page. So the only difference is in the four AA batteries included. Personally, I don't trust any NiMH AA cells with capacity 2500mAh or over. They all suffer from rapid-self-discharge problem after a few cycles. That's why I recommend using only low-self-discharge (Pre-Charged) type, such as those 2000mAh cells included in this package.
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My battery is a BP6X and it is my understanding the only difference is yours is an extended version because there is no"door" to worry about there should bee no issue for you. I have been very happy with this charger.
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hello Mike S. Don't do what I did pay a lot of money for something that don't work, these are after market chargers the original battery has been discontinued by sears, as have the charger, so long story short don't waste your money on something that don't fill the bill. Be smart spend a little and get a knew drill the 19volt is great and powerful, and it's less than $100.00 these come with two batts and charger besides X-mas is coming so what are you waiting for???
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No, at least not with the one that I was shipped. The connectors where different (not as shown), so I swapped them out. Excellent charger though, it'll keep your batteries in tip-top shape for a long time.
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I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt... » Read More I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. « Show Less
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Hi BorisAn interesting question. I looked up under this link:http://battery-charger-review.toptenreviews.com/sony-quick-charger-review.htmlLook at the top ten review there.Have not tried any of those . I got the same problem so I use 2 chargers and just charge an extra.
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I should have responded sooner. I don't know. I had a couple of items that I wanted to have a battery op. charger for and posted the question to iGo's c.s. and of. course, never received an answer. You could try e-mailing them but they are not big on responding. This is a discontinued item.
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Robert,I believe I have both and have notice no difference between the two. I don't let them run down and keep them on a regular charging cycle.
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I have a La-Crosse BC-1000 which I have used to it's fullest potential. It's a very intelligent and powerful charger allowing you to charge at different amperages (higher for quicker re-charge and lower for a better recharge) as well as being able to completely de-charge to eliminate battery memory issues that don't allow a full charge. You can charge AA's and AAA's at the same time and each of the 4 positions is independent of the other. In other words, when one cell is charged, it will discontinue charging the fully charged one and continue charging with the rest and so on. There a little spendy, but to get the most out of your batteries for years of use, it's a great charger.
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I honestly couldn't tell you. finding out information for this product was difficult, I had to order two different batteries before I found the right one. Apparently they are color coded for certain batteries. We bought the charger that fit battery (red) 0801-0712, hope this helps.
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I bought a onyx 245 ac/DC charger. It is a dual charger so you can charge 2 batteries at once. Work great and charges fast. It also cuts off auto. I paid $119.00 for mine but you might get it cheaper from amazon. You can charge different size of batteries also. I recommend this one. Hope this helps.
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The difference I see is the blue ones have a "high rate" added to the description. I think that means it can be charged faster in a more heavy duty charger or that you can put loads on them that pull more current. I use these in a Mag-lite 3 cell led flashlight. I use it a lot. I may charge it once a month if I think about it. I have yet to ever run the batteries down. I went three months once between charges. Also, don't expect a cheap charger to charge these overnight. I got the Tenergy T-9688 and it charges pretty quickly. Others struggle with it.